India Species-Category Pairs Evaluation
This section evaluates the accuracy of species-category pairings concerning wildlife in India.
Great Hornbill - Vulnerable Classification
The Great Hornbill (Buceros bicornis) is a bird species found in India. Its recognized conservation status is Vulnerable. This pairing accurately reflects the species' category.
Assessment of Other Pairs
- Asiatic Elephant: This species is classified as Endangered. It is not Endemic to India, as its range extends to other parts of South and Southeast Asia.
- Black Buck: The Black Buck (Antilope cervicapra) is native to India. Its current conservation status is Near Threatened, not typically listed simply as Rare.
- Nicobar Pigeon: The Nicobar Pigeon (Caloenas nicobarica) is found in India's Nicobar Islands. It is listed as Near Threatened, not Endangered.
Based on established conservation data, the pairing of the Great Hornbill with the Vulnerable category is the correct representation among the given options.
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Important Questions from Indian Flora & Fauna
Which of the following tree species is/are found on Himalayas?
1. Oak
2. Rhododendron
3. Rosewood
Select the correct answer using the code given below :
- A person had visited a region in India and found trees, such as Khair, Neem, Khejri and Palas. Which one of the following regions is she/he expected to have visited?
The natural vegetation which covers the maximum geographical areas of India is
Which one of the following Indian states has the highest proportion of area under forest cover? (According to FSI 2022)
Consider the following States of India in terms of percentage of forest area in relation to the total area of the State:
1. Karnataka
2. Odisha
3. Kerala
4. Andhra Pradesh
Which one of the following is the correct descending order?
